• IPRH Research Clusters, 2019–20

    May 17, 2019 11:15 am

    The IPRH Research Clusters initiative enables faculty and graduate students in the humanities and arts from the Urbana campus to develop questions or subjects of inquiry that require or would be enhanced by collaborative work. IPRH is pleased to announce below the IPRH Research Clusters for the 2019-20 year. Please join us in congratulating the successful applicants. We hope you’ll look to benefit from their activities, as appropriate, in the coming year.

    The “Animal Turn”

    Co-Directors:
    Jane Desmond (Anthropology)
    Jamie Jones (English)

    Community Healing and Resistance through Storytelling (C-HeARTS) Collaborative

    Co-Directors:
    Carla D. Hunter (Psychology)
    Ruby Mendenhall (Sociology / African American Studies / Carle Illinois College of Medicine)
    Nkechinyelum Chioneso (Psychology, Florida A&M University)
    Shardé Smith (Human Development and Family Studies)
    Helen Neville (Educational Psychology / African American Studies)
    Robyn L. Gobin (Kinesiology and Community Health)

    Cross-Cultural Understandings of Power Harassment in Higher Education: Awareness and Actions

    Co-Directors:
    SHAO Dan (East Asian Languages and Cultures)
    Colleen Murphy (Philosophy / Law)
    Assata Zerai (Sociology / Assoc. Provost for Faculty Excellence)

    Fashion, Style, & Aesthetics

    Co-Directors:
    Courtney Becks (University Library)
    Susan Becker (Art + Design)
    Mimi Thi Nguyen (Gender and Women’s Studies / Asian American Studies)

    Medical Humanities

    Co-Directors:
    Andrew Gaedtke (English)
    Stephanie Hilger (Germanic Languages and Literatures)

    Co-sponsored by the Carle Illinois College of Medicine and the Lemann Institute for Brazilian Studies

    Transformative Learning Through Zine Making

    Co-Directors:
    Sarah Christensen (University Library)
    Leon Liebenberg (Mechanical Science and Engineering)

    Understanding Movement Style and Social Interactions Through Participatory Performance: Development of An Interactive Performance Concept for Research On Style Preferences

    Co-Directors:
    Amy LaViers (Mechanical Science and Engineering)
    John Toenjes (Dance / Informatics Institute--I3)

     

    For information regarding the application process for the 2020-21 Research ClusterAwards, please visit the IPRH website.